Exquisite Green Tara | Gold-Plated Copper Statue 

A vision of compassion materializes in this breathtaking Green Tara statue, where Nepalese artistry meets divine grace. Seated in royal ease upon a magnificent lotus throne, this hand-painted masterpiece radiates serene energy through its luminous green complexion and intricate gold detailing, inviting protection and swift blessings into your sacred space.

Specifications

• Height: 26 cm / 10.2 inches

• Width: 19.3 cm / 7.6 inches

• Weight: 2.86 Kg / 6.3 lbs

• Materials: Copper body, gold plated, acrylic paintings, turquoise and coral inlays

Why This Statue?

This magnificent Green Tara statue exemplifies the devotion of Nepalese Buddhist artistry. The copper body foundation ensures durability and spiritual authenticity, while the 24-karat gold plating creates a radiant finish that catches light beautifully. The hand-applied acrylic painting brings Tara's compassionate green complexion to life with museum-quality detail. Turquoise inlays adorn her crown and jewelry, representing healing and protection, while coral accents symbolize life force energy. The elaborate double-lotus throne features meticulously carved petals in contrasting colors, and the ornate backdrop with lotus flowers creates a celestial frame. Every curve, from her graceful fingers to her serene facial expression, demonstrates extraordinary craftsmanship that transforms metal into divine presence.

Who is Green Tara?

Green Tara (Tibetan: Drolma Jangku) is known as the "Mother of Liberation" in Tibetan Buddhism, embodying active compassion and swift protection. Born from Avalokiteshvara's tears of compassion for suffering beings, she vowed to remain in female form to guide all sentient beings to enlightenment. As the most accessible bodhisattva, Green Tara responds immediately to prayers, offering protection from fears and obstacles while bestowing courage and spiritual attainment.

Divine Features and Iconography

Green Tara sits in lalitasana, the posture of royal ease, with her right leg extended, symbolizing readiness to step into the world to help those in need. Her right hand rests upon her knee in varada mudra, the gesture of supreme generosity and boon-granting. Her left hand holds a blue utpala lotus at her heart in vitarka mudra, representing teaching and spiritual discourse. Her compassionate eyes gaze downward with loving awareness, while her serene expression conveys boundless tranquility. The extended foot represents her immediate accessibility to devotees, while the seated posture signifies meditative stability.

Sacred Symbolism and Meaning

Green Tara's emerald complexion symbolizes active enlightened energy and her connection to the wind element, representing swift action. The lotus flowers beside her bloom at three stages—bud, half-open, and full—representing the Buddhas of past, present, and future, showing her timeless nature across all time.

Sanskrit and Buddhist Wisdom

The Praise to the Twenty-One Taras declares: "Homage to you, Tara, swift and courageous, whose eyes flash like lightning, whose face is adorned with water-born petals." This sacred text celebrates her as the supreme protectress who dispels the eight fears and guides practitioners toward liberation.

Sacred Mantra

“Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha”

"Om, O Tara, I prostrate to you, Tara, who saves us from suffering and fear, and grants all blessings, Soha." This mantra invokes Tara's immediate protection, removes obstacles, and cultivates fearlessness on the spiritual path.